死骸 | Japanese meaning

死骸【しがい】

Frequency rank: 6,663. – 6,671.

Also【しがい】がい【しがい】しがい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

(dead) body; corpse; carcass; remains

This refers to the remains of a living organism after death, often used in contexts relating to animals or humans in a more macabre or clinical sense.

A corpse was found in the forest.

Example sentences3 results

That's not a bear anymore. That's bear goo.

Tatoeba

Thousands of dead fish have been found floating in the lake.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

死骸【しがい】

にんげん人間やどうぶつ動物のしんだ死んだからだ体。

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死骸【しがい】

Frequency rank: 6,663. – 6,671.

Also【しがい】がい【しがい】しがい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

(dead) body; corpse; carcass; remains

This refers to the remains of a living organism after death, often used in contexts relating to animals or humans in a more macabre or clinical sense.

A corpse was found in the forest.

Example sentences3 results

That's not a bear anymore. That's bear goo.

Tatoeba

Thousands of dead fish have been found floating in the lake.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

死骸【しがい】

にんげん人間やどうぶつ動物のしんだ死んだからだ体。

Wiktionary

死

N43

意death; die

訓し.ぬ、し.に-

音シ

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骸

常用

意bone; body; corpse

訓むくろ

音ガイ、カイ

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屍

意corpse

訓しかばね

音シ

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死骸【しがい】

Frequency rank: 6,663. – 6,671.

Also【しがい】がい【しがい】しがい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

(dead) body; corpse; carcass; remains

This refers to the remains of a living organism after death, often used in contexts relating to animals or humans in a more macabre or clinical sense.

A corpse was found in the forest.

Example sentences3 results

That's not a bear anymore. That's bear goo.

Tatoeba

Thousands of dead fish have been found floating in the lake.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

死骸【しがい】

にんげん人間やどうぶつ動物のしんだ死んだからだ体。

Wiktionary

死骸【しがい】

Frequency rank: 6,663. – 6,671.

Also【しがい】がい【しがい】しがい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

(dead) body; corpse; carcass; remains

This refers to the remains of a living organism after death, often used in contexts relating to animals or humans in a more macabre or clinical sense.